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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
slufaepakt GtienbabuIcntc!

Sd lit iber l Sabr an 8eroauungs.
i9md1e. Sd mar iebr galig, supeiIen
bate i6 Elm bumpfes Grtffeln. bann mar
es 6iebsr mas mid suYobeH ftredte. Sd
nabm Simmons 2iDers& 9 us
bsreitet uonS. 8. 3eilin & So.
unb bin ourdaus ii5er5eugt. bob es ieiner
gmpfebIuug gegen 8erbauungsi6wdde
unb 8a1enleioen p0lig entlpri6t;
benn i6 bate eInen b%artHddisen Gaa.
0iete isremoe ipra6en oapOn unb ale
ItimnIer fe iibsrein, baB ber &egulatOr
ale ibm nadgeriibmien 8Orstige be-
ffbt. u. 8. 0isbtotper Conductor Der
6. q. q. Ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
@ieher Gin Seben aerettet.

Dor ettpa 3uei Sabren pernabm Elm
tpoblbetannter 8iirser Gbieaso's bon
ieincn gleraten, baB er ferben miife.
Sein Organismus, fasten fie, iei 10
e~ntfrdftet. bab es gum Wieoeraufbau
on ieber @runblase feble. ST enti9loB
Iif einen iieuett Weg einSuf6lagen. CT
f6affte etfpas BON DR.. Yieree's Golden
Medical Discovery" (soloene mebisis
nii9e gntbeduns) an unb sebrau6te
ie nod Mntueiiung. 4lsbalb begarrn
ibm better gu tperben. ginige Wonate
febte er bic Bebanoluus fort unb III
runmebr seiunb. gr iast. bic Dis
covery" babe ibm bas 2ebeu serettet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
NadtrdgttdbeS iiber oaS nprotpefIid3e
tGrobebeu.

glus NogaIes. .~9lri3ona. befatigen
9sri9te BON s. Mai, baB Der ausbru9
zines @ultans in ben Mbeatfone Ser.
gen cine ni9t mebr ansu3Deifelnbe
Sbatiade fei. Gin &~eiienber. pel6er
am Sage borber bon Sonora fam, iagt,
bab ungefdbr 40 Meilen iib6itli6 bon
MagbaIena nod elm anberet feuers
fpeienber Berg entftanben iei uno baB
aus elmer Spibe befelben groBe Maiien
BON &au6 auffteigen unb Sabaftr0me
berbori6ieben, mic man BON Der 8abn
aus beutli6 feben fam; 10 melt es fi6
befimmen Idbt. befinbet lid bieier 0uls
fan in benz Sierra g3ul BersSuge.
Wtan glaubt, bab nod mebrere 8ul.
fame in Der nd6iten 3eit berporbre6eH
perben.
Na9 ben Iebten Nadri9ten aus
@uapmas bat bel 8abispe Gin Werifo)
elm 0ulfdnausbru1 bic Stabt Wontes
suna bolitdnbig Serf6rt; $50 Mens
fden fiub babel ums 2eben sefommen
unb bic WdIoer In Der Hdbe Der Staot
Iino bur6 bas 6euer perni6tet tporben.
Sn Opumo finb 20 perionsn fur6 bas
Ginfirseu ban Sduiern get6btet. unb
in afzt etdbten @ranaba unb @uiabar,
bic gdn3li9 3erit6rt iinb, baben
pieIe Meni6en fdpere 8%erIebunseu
babonaetragen.
aus 5ucion, arisona, melben bic
neueten Yeri6te, oaB in ben San Sole
8ergen elm 3~tpeites befiiges grbbeben
ftottaefunben babe, 40 Meilen fibIi9
bon Sort Suadunea. Die Sruppe,
tpel6e Der 6ommanbant 6oriptb su
&ecOgnoscirunssspeden nad ben Gatas
lima. Bergen entianbt bate, ipa chen
nit Der Welbung suriidsetommen. baB
ale S6lu9ten bort bon BON Waiier
feien. mel6es bur6 Dos g~robeben aus
Der &iefe beraufgebra6t lei; taulenbe
bon Ndern guten 6armlanbes, Delhes
am 6ube Der Ssrge liese, f6nne bamit
bemdHert perten; au6 ieien on benz
pnnfte. mo bic aan3e 8srgieiie ein>
geiihr3t fei, stpei 8oloaoern bon GROCER
Wddtigfeit b~lOsgeIegt luOrben. @uf
bic Iebiere Nahriht bin limb fOiOrt Elm
Yaar partien bon SersDerts Spefu-
lauten aufaebrohen, nm claims gu
iociren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
Gtues Gapttatns sliidlid,e Gntseduma.

6apt. Coleman. Sdoner @eymoutb, Der
spii9en atlantic 9th unb Rem gort fabrt,
lit 70 beftis an Sufeu, bas er mi6t f6Iafen
founte. Or ipur6e ~beranlabt, Or. Rings Stem
Siseopsrb sesen Hua3ebruna su berluden. Es
beri6aTte i'm nidt nur ausenblidlide einbe.
rune, 6onbern beiIte ibm aud bic tpunbe BruR.
Seine aiaber iparen in eIeider @eife affairt
unb cine ein;ise DOTS bate bel ibnen benielben
suten Grfolg. Or. @inss 9ieiu Sifecpery tf
nun oas Sauptmittel i'm Golsmaniden Saus.
bait unb am Borb bes Sdoners.
probeaaiden Sieies Weittels GRATIS in VI
Sreis' slpoibefe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11

- Mpers .Sair 8isor" perleibt benz
9aare ben natiirliden Slang unb bic
natirli9e Garbe tpieber, inbem Is bic
2opfbant 3u geiunber 3bdtieteit ans
regt. MuBeroem b%ef6rbert bieies prds
parat bas Wadstbum Der Saare linb
giebt ibnen ben natirli1en iugenblis
den Glans tuieber. Merste uno anoere
Mdnner Der WiHeni6aft empfeblen es
aufs angeIe8entIi1ffe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
Gin 81 fou bas MitteI tperSeu, bi

= Gin 81 foa bas Mittel tuerSen. bic
perI6nIi9feit zines bel Rabtpap in Netu
Serfep ermorbeten unbetannteH Mdo'
6ens fefsuitelen. Hebensber grmor'
beten purbe elm 9orb nit giern gefuns
ben. Sieie tpurben bon einem inbi'
gen poli3iiten elmer 8rutbenue unterges
legt, unb aus einem ~berielben 1T elm
plpmoutb &od' 3l9lein ausgetro1en.
Mit Ollie biefes &iidleins hofft man
bic Serfunft Der gier unb bamit piels
lei6t bic bes Mdo9ens fetsuitenen, u1o
m6gli6ertpeiie fosar ben Mt6rber 3u er.
reiden. M0sli6 unb pini6euspertb
ipdre es ia, oaB bic Sadie 81 bieiem
3iele fibrte. Gin 81 als Delafu1gs'
seuge in eiuem MorbproceB tudre ieoeu'
falls einmal etiuas gang Reues.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
9 B |.

@ebeimrdtbin: 2isbfte Sreunbin. bas
lit iebr fd6n BON Sbnen, mir beut' bic
gbre Sbres 8eiu9es gu f9enfen. Sic
nifen bod, i'd babe cine 8iaa gebaut
unb nun finne i6, tuel6en Namer i6
ibr geben fol-. Bite f9bn, ratben sic
mir, sic baben ia 10 s%eiffbole @eban=
fen.
Dome: 2iebe 8ebeimrdtbin, ba babe
i'd eben einen sliidli9en @infal. Nens
men sic bic 0illa bod su gbren Sbrer
liebenspiirbisert uaperbeiratbeten feds
S61ter v8ina Wartburg."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
Sutcref5ante Grfabrunaen.

Der M0beIbdn6Ier eiraul Cameron IN 3os
Iumbus, Ga, ma&t icine Grfabrunseu in foI'
aenbsr @eiie befannt: Set orei Sahrsn
babe i'd isbss Ssilmiitel fur Masen' uno Nls'
renIsiben berIu@t, bas fd i'm Sansel befnest,
aber nbns GrfoIs, bis i'd snoli9 electric gi'
tiers sebraudte. SD nabm 6 6latden une BIN
iebt 9dn,lid sebsilt une balte Glestrle cutters
fir ben beaen 8~Iutreiniser in Der WeIt. Malor
". y. aeso BON @ef eibsrtp, s9., sebraudte
eIeetrie Sitters segen lange betsbenoe Wherein
affection uno fast: yaidts bat mir 10 sebolien,
ols electric 8ittcrs."
gertauft gu so Gents bic 6Iaide bel u.
Srei6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11

- CAPT guh niht tduiden bur6
niebere Yreiie inr 4rbeit. welGe better
aIs irgenb cine in Seras geliefert tuirb,
fonbern psrfiiSt @ud nod Galla s
Vbotpgrapbiidem I%teIier. mo-
gua CUTE unb ;ufrieoenitelenbe arbeit
au rur reellem preiie garantirt wirb.
Alb, gaft 9ouiton Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
ri. sduIe ber erfteu ggorb. bs

- Die Sdule Der erften @arb, bes
rem principal Serr 80. 5000 1T,
belt ont Sienitag ibr pienic i'm San
pebro Springs parfe ab. Sas Pienic
ruurbe bonn i66nfien Wetter bsaiinitigt
unb bic ainber, fouie oereu angeb6s
rige, amiiirten fi9 aufs Bette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
q m mer herfeIbe.

YrofeKor eau eiitem iungen Wanne,
Der bic 8eiperbung INN feline $o6ter
umseiiari unb fiotterub her~borbringt):
Sunger Mann, i9 mill Sbnen ettuas
fagen: tuesen i6le9ter 8orbereitung
uno ungeniisenben Acknowledgements
fGreiben sic bas @eiaste finfsigmal
ab unb fommen bann mDrgen tuieber!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
@aTer,premaet NIT e6lam@em.

Wafertpren8er NIT SdIaudben.
perionen, pel9e fi9 beim Waher'
iprengen Der Solitude 5eoienen pols
len, finb eriu6t. fi6 in unierer Office
bic nbtbise 2iSens auf elm Sabr-am
/. Msai b~esinnenb = su peri6afen, ba
fir ioI9en Wafergebrau6 cine Spe'
aiaIrate bereGnet tpirb. Wer biefer
Mufforberuns ni6t nadtommt unb bic
borgei6riebenen Bebingungen uidt ers
fhQt, Iduft @efabr, baB inn bic Mais
ieraufubr abeei9nitten wirb.
Die SSafermcrf 3pmpagnic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
Sdlamde! SdlGnde! Sdlande !

9DeiBe S6lduGe gum SprinfeIn /
!3ou Is Sent per Sub. S6war3e
SdIdude, Z SOL Our6mefer Is. %
unb rs gents per Sub bel
VI. 8. Ontterfios & 60,
plumber & @asfitter,
6.5,4Mt Wo. 335 Souitoa Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
y a b G I.

90 idritt Elm WlosIsm burd ben PaImenpaIo,
Sings iprcbteu 8Iumen reid unb maunisfaIt.
Da fab er cine feline 8Iitbe feb'n
Sn 6arbsn, bic CT ME ;ubor sefeb'n.
Sod ibcr ieuer autasspFan;sn Sdanr
Sob fe f4 inubsraufasnb, punberbar.
.EBie bift bu fdon!- risf sr b~essifert aus,
Did tras' i'd beim = Did pRans' Id Dor
mein Sans!~
Sdon bub er ON ;u IOfsn fs bonn @rune:
Oa fel ibm Elm, es iei istt @ittaesaunb',
% tonne auf benz @es tim, in Der SamS
Die 8lume ipelten in Der Come 8ranb.
so febr' i9 pieber, penn Der gbenb nabt"
epra6 err unb aos bon banner feinen Wfab.
@cbl iant bic aa6t bsrnisber auf bic @eIt,
@obI idritt sr bin Sur6s tibIe Yalmsn,eIt;
BOD wis CT smfs fpdbte rinssnmber,
Die @unbsrblume fano ct nimmermebr!
Sn Isines sla9bars @arten-tonnt' es fein!?-
Da pranste its in lidtem Garbenf6ein.
Sic puas smpor rnb breitete f9 aus,
Sbr buft'ser Sdattsn bedte rings bas Saus:
Tub ieoesmaI, ipenn CT bpriiber fam,
Gmpfanb Der MosIsm bitt'ren Neibes Gram.
SO blibt int ipsiten Sdattsr palb Der 9eit
Die @unberbIume Der - @eIesenbeit!
Mafd srsiie CUTIE birst Oein sanses Slid,
Sea srsife su-unb ;iebe nidt 3uriid-
SonR tommt bein Iatbar, Der nidt innt unS
fraet,
limb frob bolbrinst sr, mas Ou ni4t seipasi.
A. ". Gaudy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11

- llnspeifelbnfte GrfOlge f0nren
ieberSeit hurd bic ri6tige 4ntpenoung
bon ct. SatobssOel bel rbeumotii6en
2eiben er3irlt merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11

s6s- Sci pancoaf 6 Sobn
finb cute Serrenfleiber geraoeio biIs
lig, tuie irgeubpo In Der Staot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11

aledbtes S~entidbes MussenbrOt
fotpie pumpernidel unb .anoere
Brobforten fnb fiets frii& au baben In
Der Bdderei bon
2ouis spain,
228, OF Commerce Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11

Gleir empiebIen ben eelern Ser vGreie preFe'
~ Germ 3. Or. Gmeron, SuiueIier,
sRaufndnn unb Yfanbleiber. CT b~erfauft nb.
reit 3u 2-s4 Dollars. Wanbubren bon 81 90
auftpdrts, nit Garantie. Bel Gmerion fanu
man uutbringsnb @eIb erbaIten ober inbeiireu.
Seine aunben biirgeu bafir.
Barum bunerig unb 5~erIumpt berumlaufeu,
Ipenn man bet Gnierion cine RiIfOIe fir s1.t0
befor,inen Tam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
SetoenfpTe.
YeiMene Maareu.

Bie aIbsfannt birsfte Smportatisn bon
OeutidIanb. SIN bieier Braude babsn mir uns
sinen eroben &uf eriporben unb f0nnten % nidt
ipasen seriuse Nualitaten gu fibrsn.
Deutider Damaf ;u IS, 40, so Cts. per Barb.
Rotber Samaft gu rs, 40 n. so Cts. per Barb.
Oeutide Saubti&cr unb Serbietten ju allen
Sreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
StickereieR und Spitzen.

@eibfiderei BON % Cts. aufpdrts bis su
ben ~feinfen Saden.
Sptt3eu. gnor,ne sluspabI fein uub
biIis. Spiben bon Gent bis $40 bic yaro.
Sefidtist oieies Eager.
nanben. an3aael S9ul. Nn3isel Sdube
~ ale fnb freunbli4f einseloben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
Sanglinsena Wdnnern
wtr5
Sid)ere Geittsn8 8aranttrt.

Die fdredIidtn GoIsen Der. SuesnbfinOtn,
@eT9Ieht8fdpd9e bsrurfahenb, pobur9 Self
unb Aorper ruinirt 1perben, permanent aes
beilt. 9~ersflopisu, Sdadterubeit, Gaamen.
abIut, @sbddtniefdird4e, gerInf Der Gner.
gie, Abueiaung geeeu @efelfdait ruo WsIan.
Dole griinbIi9 furirt. 8erbeiratbete M1nnsr,
ober folds, bic f@ serbeiratben modem, bic In
GoIgt bon Snbisaeiion In Der Suetnb an Ge.
f9lsdis. unb NerbenidipdGe Isibsn, perben
griinbli1 furirt. RENE MtnsraIien sineeses
ben. Sunse Mdnner, bic lire Belt nit unfabi.
gen qfuten berfdpenbet nnb fid baourd arauf-
beiien bes aopfes. ber Naie, 6es Salles, Der
esbsr, Qunsfn, Ginsepeibe unb bes Massas
auessoaen BADEN, perbsn fdneI turirt. 2abt
eu9 uidt bur4 fali9ss S9amsefabI abbaIten,
Tofprt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11

sa- 6trobbite {, Sommeran3tige
&c. bel paneoaft 6 Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
Gingharns /:

3eumpniide Stakeholder 10 Sta.
8efte Idtfarbiae ceriuderS l23 6ts.
Sdottii5e @inebams (importirtc) Is Cts.
Reumooii6e Combination @insbams (prdd,
tise Baare) gu beridiebencn Yreiien.
@ir bubsn bas sr0bte Eager in Giusbans
Der Staot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11

= Nn II. Nuguf iritt cine fiir Rub'
lanb idtbare SonnenfinferniB elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
a.as 0rii1lim9s>@ anre,t ssas
yteae

in r~eihbatiser ausDubl unsdcmmen.
srSbrs ausDatI ais i suD0r @rObes Eager! @arum2 unTen lid fas orgrosunbs
8unbfbat beuanet rs. unire RunSfbaf pb GROCER Sa gcpibl Barum? 3ale BeM.
umng quite FSaaren ub ni6rNc YuMe. fub bas gebcmnib! @cWidct uniue @aauu umb
Yrle. S fod @6 nt3tS Spat abr Ger @do! Der @eDbeutd ii @nr better nrsuns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-11
Kleider 8ssatg.

Sieri if cine sroee Goree! Die ridtise Nlobe !
@eIdmadrOu @ie febt elm sutes aleiS aus
obne ben ridtisen 8efab Das fommt bel
uns nidt Dor.
9erren> unb 9naben.G nSise !! Gonftr
uno Stiefel bios aus ben beffeu Gubriten
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-05
Cleveland and Reform.

II il only a short time since George Will
liam Curtis made a speech to his mugwump
brethren in New York, in which he ex-
pressed his opinion in relation to civil
service reform az affected by the demo
cratic administration at Washington. 1t
will be remembered by those who read his
speech in the newspapers that Mr.. Curtis
frankly admitted that civil service reform
had been a dismal failure, but he attributed
this TO the influence of the democratic or
ganization against it and apologized for
President Cleveland by stating that he had
done a. well a. he could in the matter but
was unable to accomplish what he would
because Of the power of his own party
against him. president Cleveland he
said, sis better than his party" And
80 he excused the President and laid the
blame wholly upon the party of which he
IL the head
Against the assertion of Mr.. Curtis con-
corning the President, appear some facts
in regard to election matters in New York
which are confusing and eonfounding to
those who placed reliance upon what Mr..
Curtis said According to the democratic
papers President Cleveland has been a
gross violator of the very principles of
civil service reform which he has endorsed,
promulgated, recommended and so far "a
words 90 enforced in the conduct of his
administration. Ii has been announced
generally by the democratic papers of the
State, that the President is employing all
the influence of his office as well as his
personal influence in the support of the
democratic ticket. In the New York Star
of Thursday morning, the city organ of the
President, we find adouble loaded editorial
summing up the situation as it appears to
the mind of the editor, in which among
other encouraging things he remarks al
most at the opening of his article:
Your PRESIDENT, GROVER CLEVE-
LAND, HAS SENT YoU A SUN OF MONEY and
some hearty words Of encouragement and in
dorsement.
We desire to call the attention of Mr..
Curtis and his mugwump brethren to this
language, aud to inquire of him and them
If this is the language of civil service re-
form, and if il implies that the President
is better than the party of which he is the
head. An authoritative statement upon
this matter from the oracle of the mug
wumps. ut this time, would be exceeding
" interesting to the public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-05

ton to engage in politics from the highest
Of motives, the furtherance of every good
to the nation and the maintenance of
American supremacy.
The credit for the formation of these clubs
must be given to the young republicans of
New York, who initiated the movement.
They have, however, been closely followed
by the young men Of the party in all the
neighboring yates. The movement has
at last struck Maine but its lateness will
not affect the vigor and success which will
be given it. Already preparations are
afoot to establish these clubs in the prin-
cipal towns and cities Of the State. Au-
gusta proposes to have its club numbered
among the first formed and it also pro-
poses to have a strong and active organ
ization.
1t IL the general. and, we may say very
good custom, for these clubs to arrange a
course of political lectures upon the various
political topics of the day by the promi-
nent members and leaders of the party.
This manner of deriving instruction is the
best that has been proposed, beside afford
ing an acquaintance with the men who
have shaped the course of party politics.
The advantages of reading-rooms should
not be overlooked.
1t Is very gratifying to be able to notice
this movement and especially as ii CON
Germs our own State. Every assistance
that can be given, should be extended by
the party in general and success should
be the only result allowed to attend it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-05
Railroads l. Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
of Trains in Effect
oct. Fl, 1857.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta as fol.
lows
GOING WEST OILS A. NJ for Lewiston, Farm
ington, Rockland, Portland and Boston. sac a. NJ.
for Hallowell and Gardiner; 1000 A. NJ. for Lewis
ton, Pennington, Rockland Portland and Boston,
200 L. NJ. for Hallowell and Gardiner; 30i l.. NJ
for Brunswick Bath, Lewiston, Portland and Bos
ton; $50 7. VI. for Hallowe and Gardiner 10 55 4.
NJ might Pullnan) for Lewiston, Portland and
Boston. and for Bath Saturdays only
GOING EAST 2.25 A. NJ. might eNpress) for
Skowhegan, Dexter, Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harbor,
ST. stephen, 81. John and Aroostook County; $40
A: NJ. for Wateryille Skowhegan, Bangor and Green
Vile, 80 l.. VI. for Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter,
Bangor, Ellsworth Bar IIarbor, 81. stephen, 81.
John and Aroostook County; and on saturdays, 7.i0
r. NJ for Watervie.
The Night Pullman Trains each way every
night, sundays included, but not to Skowhegan, on
Monday mornings, or to Belfast and Dexter, or be
You'd Bangor ON sunday mornings
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gardiner for
Augusta al 40 4. NJ, ll5 and AS L. NJ. IIaowell
al s.0l A. NJ, 100 and 5.02 L. NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland $40 A. NJ, and
1910 L. NJ; for Waterville and Nanccboro. 100 =.
NJ, and i.20 7. NJ; due from Boston, I2.fs and 40
r. NJ; due from Naneeboro and Waier,ille 7.55 A.
VI. and 1870 L. VI.
Through tickets to California and all points south
and West may be had Of r. II, Walker, ticket agent
Augusta the only office selling via all routes and
checking baggage free Of expense
PAlSON TUCKER, Gent Manager
+. +. BOOTIiBl, Gen'l Pass and Ticket Agt. 2
Portland, Oct. 20, 1857.
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One Hundred Dollars in Gold.

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and although a bald-headed. rather elderly
looking gentleman. still appears to be much
younger than his talented wife. When Jenny
Lind came to America Sir jules Benedict also
came as her accompanies. He was obligedto re-
turn for some reason suddenly to England and
the great singer bethought her of a poor
young German musician. whom she had met
some time before in Germany, and as soon as
possible secured his services in the place of
Sir Jules Benedict. The Young man, like all
who came within sound of the magical voice.
soon became Jenny Linds ardent admirer and
presently her slave Never dreaming that he
might in any way hope for return OF his
passion, he determined to have her and, up
on announcing this fact, and telling her he
could no longer endure her perfect Indifference
to him, she told him of her concealed love
for him, and they soon went together 10 Eng
land, where they were married and have since
lived. Their present residence is No.
Morton Gardens, Bolton, 5. W. and is i
comfortable rather than pretentious abode.
II il full of souvenirs of Jenny Limbs early
triumphs, and there are also many valuable
pictures, A large portrait of the Princess
Christine is hung in a CONSPICUOUS place, and
is the gift of her Royal Highness, who was a
fayoriie pupil and is now warm friend of
Nine. Lind-tioldschmidt, often coming TO visit
her in the most informal way Jenny Lind is
also a great favorite with the Queen and the
royal family generally. Nine. Lind-Gold
schmidt has three children, one daughter and
two sons, none of them. however, having the
least musical talent. One is in the army.
There is little left of the once glorious voice
of Jennie Lind, and she rarely it at all
except in iDstructing some pupil how To render
a passage of song She is a most charitable
woman, and for some years she has had
class of ten poor girls whom she teaches
twice week at her own home and prepares
for opera and concert. She is however,
very careful in selecting for this class only
those who have very decided talent and I'M
usual natural voice The failing health of
the greatest singer that ever lived will
deprive many poor girl of her valuable in
structon aud perhaps the musical world of
some brilliant stars.
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People are not so hard-hearted now-a-clavs
as some would have US believe Never
before were there such extensive and we'll
managed charities. Never before were
there SO many deeds of personal kindness
done the unfortunate. Although crimes of
the blacklist nature may seem 10 charge
people with general degeneration, glance
at the other side of life reveals lives purer
and more human, full of sympathy and
Willingness to alleviate suffering. An in
stance of kindness that is noticeable from
its nature occurred in Biddeford the other
day. An old lady~who had for years been
In comfortable circumstances and had en-
joyed the benefits of the best society was
through the perfidy and dishonesty of
supposed friends with whom she had
trusted the management of her little prop
erty,robbed of every cent and forced to go
TO the poor house. Her sad case was
brought to public notice. and acquaintances
and friends whom she had known in her
better days took her from the poor-house.
placed her in good home and did all they
could to insure her happiness. This act
though only one of vast number of a
similar nature speaks well for the peonle
of Biddeford. The establishment of homes
for aged women left destitute and helpless
Is most creditahle TO the towns and cities
Of the State.